 that that sort of argument would be untenable. The other case that was decided, one of the other two cases that were decided, is referred to as essentially overturning the Chevron Doctrine, where, at least for me as a non-lawyer, it said any time a federal bureaucrat, unelected by the people, unanswerable directly to the people, makes a decision that the courts will always assume the bureaucrat is right and the people are wrong if they object to those rules. Did Chevron get overturned today?